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I tend to prefer a cowl with longer ears until I see a sketch like this. Not sure how the artist determines that but I guess that’s why they’re the artist and I’m not. Very nice Batman.
Pretty picture…maybe if he puts it on a page with a few more smaller drawings and adds a few vulgar word balloons, and we’ll finally have ourselves another new issue of the goddamned Batman.
Jim Lee is the best Batman artist in my book.
and the short ears are my favourite look except for Tim Sale and Norm Breyfogle’s work.
Jim Lee is the best Batman artist in my book.
Lee’s good, but he can’t hold a candle to Neal Adams OR Jim Aparo.
I like everything but the bricks.
I never understood whats so great about Jim Lee’s work. Seems bit boring to me
I think it would be awesome if you inlcuded artist breakdowns, as to what they’re signature style is, why their art is considered good, what they do well, and why we should care about them. Give us a little art appreciation lesson, you know? I’m a writer, and while I appreciate good art, I can’t really describe it, or know WHY it’s good.